McGowan-Motes Motor Co. v. Whatley

A sold to B an automobile, under a retaining-title note and contract which reserved the title to the property in A until payment of the purchase price. The contract was duly recorded. Subsequently C sold to B, on open account, two automobile tires and tubes. These tires and tubes were put on the automobile and were never paid for. Some time after this purchase of the tires B abandoned the automobile in South Carolina (it having been 'bought in Augusta, Ga., and the balance of the purchase price not having been paid), and so notified C. Hpon being informed that the automobile was the property…